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EDWARDSTONE PARISH HALL: I Have Plants for Sale Opposite Rose Cottage, Edwardstone; All Proceeds EDWARDSTONE PARISH COUNCIL to Edwardstone Parish Hall Box River News May 2011 Boxford • Edwardstone • Groton • Little Waldingfield • Newton Green Vol 11 No 5 SUNFLOWER BUILDING OPEN GOODLANDS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT Daking Avenue S w a n S t re e t An outline planning application (No: B/11/00148/OUT) has been submitted on land south of Daking Avenue and west of, Swan Street for the erection of 25 dwellings with new access road and off street parking for Swan Street. Details of the application are available for inspection online at http://planning.babergh.gov.uk If you type this number 00148 and click search, the application will appear on the screen. The application may also be inspected at the District Council's Offices, Corks Lane Hadleigh, between 09.00 and 17.00 Monday to Thursday, and 09.00 and 16.30 on Fridays but you will need to have received a letter of notification from Babergh if you intend to visit the office. Boxford Parish Council have also been notified of the application and Children enjoying the sun on the veranda adjacent to the building may be able to let you see the documents. Please contact the Town or The the new Sunflower Playgroup building is now completed and visitors Parish Clerk for further information. Should you have any planning enjoyed an open day on 2nd April. From Wednesday 27th April In comments to make about the application you are unfortunately too late. addition to the normal Playgroup facilities, the Sunflower Playgroup will The outline plans are for 25 dwellings, five more than in the Local Plan. be open from 7.30am until 6.pm during term time and will provide and includes parking for residents of Swan Street with access from Swan Breakfast Clubs, Pre-school sessions, After school clubs and Holiday Street. However the parking will not be available without charge and any clubs. Moira Grant and her team, are to be congratulated in bringing this resident wishing to have off road parking will be required to pay an major development to a successful conclusion. More pictures of the annual fee. Similar parking was offered to residents recently but no one interior can be seen on the Boxford School page in this edition, took it up. Surely the developer should be held responsible for the costs as a gesture of good will to the residents!! Meetings were held in March when the plans were considered and a NEW OWNER FOR THE FLEECE number of objections were raised including the fact that the access from John Norton, proprietor of the Edwardstone White Horse and the Mill Swan Street is far to narrow and the resulting traffic congestion from the Green Brewery, has made a successful offer for the Boxford Fleece, John additional traffic would further exacerbate the situation. It has also been said “ This is a very exciting for us,. We are planning to return it to being noticed that access to the footpath leading to Primrose Wood has not been a proper village pub full of local character and beer of course hopefully included on the plans with Garages shown on its present path! with the support of the village it will be a fine hostelry once again.” It is very disappointing that Punch Taverns deemed it necessary to cover the place in steel plate until the ownership is officially transferred John. He did complain to them but they maintained that it was a condition of Box River News there insurance. Everything looks to be going through smoothly and Copy delivery points are: hopefully work to restore The Fleece to it’s former Glory will begin Eddie Kench, Kiln Cottage, Stone Street, Boxford CO10 5NR or left at within a month. ‘Boxford News’ in Broad Street Boxford marked for the ‘ Box River News’ Include pictures together with stamped addressed envelope for their return Footpath 10 (Running Waters). Telephone: 01787 211507 Although recently restored to a very fine condition, walkers are still e.mail: [email protected] choosing to trespass on land belonging to Mr Partridge by walking along the top of the bank. This is quite unnecessary and in the interest of all the Final date for copy for the June 2011 Issue is: footpath users, would those responsible please use the official footpath in future May 18th Delivered Free to every home in Boxford, Groton, Edwardstone, Newton, Little Waldingfield, White Street Green and Milden and is available to residents in Assington, Box River Leavenheath, Gt Waldingfield, Polstead, Lindsey, Stoke by Nayland, Nayland, Kersey, News and parents of children at Boxford School. BDG TIPTOED THROUGH THE THOMBSTONES!! Jo Barrett camps it up HAMMER horror meets country house murder mystery was in this wacky production from the Boxford Drama Group, with a large dash of Addams Family dark comedy added for good measure. By setting the tone right from the very beginning, Joe Barrett as Vernon Prewitt was the key to the rest of the play's success. Wandering around in a pinny with feather duster in pink marigold-clad hand, he employed more camp clichés than if he had been auditioning to be the only gay in the village. It was all so outrageous that it gave the rest of the cast licence to take their characters out on a limb. This was a play where nothing was what it seemed and nobody was who they appeared to be. All the players and back room staff are to be congratulated on another excellent production and those responsible for scenery and special effects The Cast, most having come back from the dead. deserve applause for making the whole production work as slickly as it did. bass, Pat Illingworth drums. Kellyʼs voice has been described by Jamie Cullum as A highly individual, mature artist with a very subtle power that creeps up on you. Her Fleece debut is eagerly awaited. Friday, 27 May 8.00, Ticket £15 Nicolas Meier Trio Nicolas Meier guitar, Paolo Minervini bass, Demi Garcia percussion. Swiss born London based guitarist Nicolas. Meier is a versatile musician whose primary influence is music of the Middle East. This will be an evening of exotic and exciting jazz. Friday, 3 June 8.00, Ticket £16 Stoke by Nayland Club Gabriel Garricks Sidewinder Quintet Gabriel Garrick trumpet, Michael Garrick piano, Sam Walker tenor sax, Matt Ridley bass, Chris Nicholls drums. Born into a Friday, 6 May 8.00, Ticket £16 musical family and gigging from an early age Gabriel graduated from the Royal Academy of Music and the NYJO in 1995, since Tony Kofi when he has worked with everybody from John Dankworth to Tony Kofi tenor sax, David Chamberlain bass, Rod Youngs King Candy and The Sugar Push! He is also a passionate drums Anyone who heard Tony Kofi perform the complete educator and we should learn something tonight!. works of Thelonius Monk in the course of one day (London Jazz Festival 2007) knows what a dedicated, impressive, solid, Friday, 10 June 8.00, Ticket £15 passionate yet controlled player he is whether playing Monk or his own exciting compositions. Richard Fairhurst’s Triptychamusia Friday, 13 May 8.00, Ticket £18 Richard Fairhurst piano, Jasper Hoiby bass, Chris Valataro drums, Award winning pianist Richard Fairhurst is a powerful keyboard Spike Heatley virtuoso and as sophisticated a composer as he is a player. Spike Heatley bass, Alan Barnes sax, Andy Williams guitar Mal A hint of Bill Evans. Mortimore drums. Spike Heatleyʼs legendary career spans seven Friday, 17 June 8.00, Ticket £16 decades and every great jazz musician from Barney Kessel to Martin Taylor, the man who got Spike to drop his golf clubs, pick Neon Quartet up his bass, drag himself away from France and start touring again and ten years later, thankfully, heʼs still at it! To buy tickets for any gig, obtain further information or add your name Friday, 20 May 8.00, Ticket £14 to the mailing list please telephone the BOX OFFICE: 01787 211865 Kelly Dickson All cheques (with S.A.E. please) to: Jazz at the Fleece, 18 The Causeway, Boxford, Suffolk CO10 5JR Kelly Dickson vocals, Werner Kristiansen guitar, Tom Mason THE MAY LETTER FROM REV JUDITH Scrap metal collected old cars, caravans,oil tanks and all domestic appliances except fridges & gas bottles Tel 01787 376622 (Newton) BEESTONS - SATURDAYS ONLY - Service 112 Sudbury - Bildeston - Hadleigh Hadleign - Bildeston - Sudbury Sudbury, Bus Station , 1345 LGirtetlaet Waalldingffiieeldld The Heath, opp Post Office 1353 Dear friends, , The Street, Swan 1356 Brent Eleigh, A1141, opp Milden Road 1403 As I write this, Swan Street, our main thoroughfare through Monks Eleigh, The Street, The Swan 1406 Boxford, is closed to traffic for a few weeks for road repairs Chelsworth, The Street, The Peacock 1409 and improvements. For me - as for many of you - this has Bildeston, Market Place, opp Clock Tower 1420 Semer, B1115, opp Semer Bridge 1427 meant that my journeys in the benefice have taken on a new Hadleigh, Magdalen Road, Bus Station 1435 twist, as I now wend my way up Cox Hill, through Kersey Hadleigh Tye and past Groton Wood to reach Edwardstone and Little , Magdalen Road, Bus Station 0930 Semer, B1115, Semer Bridge 0938 Waldingfield . Bildeston, Market Place, opp Clock Tower 0945 The downside of this is the extra time it takes me to reach Chelsworth, The Street, opp The Peacock 0948 my destinations. It’s not just because of the extra distance, Monks Eleigh, The Street, opp The Swan 0951 LBirtetlnet WEleailgdhin, gMfiledledn, Road,A1141 (S/B) 0954 but because the narrowness of the roads and the bends The Street, Swan 1001 concealing oncoming cars means that I have to drive more Great Waldingfield, The Heath, Post Office 1004 slowly (no bad thing!).
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